Description
A historical cartographic rendering displays the Texas oil and gas fields circa 1920, with hand-colored regions in cream, sage green, rust red, and deep blue marking geological zones and territorial boundaries. The aged parchment surface and intricate gridwork convey the methodical surveying of natural resources during the early petroleum boom era, layering geographic precision with the patina of time. At home in a study, library, or anywhere history and industry merit contemplation. Made to order as peel-and-stick panels with a matte finish, it goes up without paste and comes back off clean when you're ready for a change. Original artwork that repeats seamlessly to turn a whole wall, or just a nook, into something that's yours.